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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1992 HERALD ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE TIME OUT! mm mm 't nr. trail of playing a wild htint-h, I think I'll look them all ovr and which on jual irrmi Ilk flic ori of horit that would win!" Fly The Asanrlated Free AMERICAN I.KAGUK W V Prt. New York 19 M .604 Cleveland 74 7 .698 Bnaton (18 61 .Ml Ohlcaio AO M .M7 Philadelphia ll S3 .MJ Washington M .81 flt. Loul 65 1 .414 Detroit 4) It 31i Tueaday'a Keeults New York 6-4 llailnn 0-0 We-ihlnglon ) Philadelphia 10 (Flral name 10 Innlnx") C'hlcaio 41 Detroit M NATIONAL IX.SC.VT. W I, Pel. Brooklyn U 44 .664 New York 18 M .Ml lit. Loula 74 67 Mi Philadelphia 71 68 .6M Chleaso M M .403 Iloaton 88 71 .434 Cincinnati 57 IS .433 Pittsburgh 30 01 .301 Tueaday'a Reaulta Phlladtlphla 8- Brooklyn 13 Ony game echnluled) PACIFIC COAST LKAGDE W L Pel. Hollywood 68 01 .608 Oakland 01 8 .073 Stall If. S3 74 .610 San Diego 8 77 .610 Portland So 78 .600 San Francisco M SI .417 Ixa Aniieles 74 SO .406 Sacramento 00 09 .377 Tuesday's Results I.oa Aniieles 6 San Francisco 0 Kcattlr- 13 8acramento 1 San Dlepn 4 Portland 1 Oakland 4 Hollywood I (13 Innings) Western International League W 1, Prt. Victoria 87 48 .044 Rpokano S4 60 .087 Vaneouvor 07 04 .611 Salom M-11 .480 I.ewi.iion o 70 .4(18 Yakima, 76-.40O Tri-Clty 00 78 .444 Wenalchee 66 84 .300 Tueaday'a Result! Rpokane 1 Victoria 1 I.cwUlon 7 Vancouver Ralem 4 Trl-Clty 3 Yakima 8 Wenatche 1 Moyer Back MOSCOW. Idaho, (IP) Ida, hoe football prospect 'bright ened Tuesday with word that Larry Moyer, a 1080 lettarman end, will aee action with the Van dals thla (all. A bad knee kept Moyer en the eldellnea In 1881. Brooklyn Eyes Major League Fielding Mark NKW YOltK W-TJi llrooklyn uodKitr. acekiiiK tii break Ilia ma Jor league club llnlillng record, are alfio well represented amotiR the Individual lleldlnu leariera today 'J7e pennant-bound llronks, who boaat a .084 delenalva mark, con tribute third nassman Hilly Cox, shorlnlop Pee Wee Itar-ae. catcher Hoy Cainnaiiolla and outfielders (.'ml Kurlllo and Andy I'atko to inn national league a list oi top men. II the Doduera continue their present pace they will ecllpne the exlating team record of .UH3 es labllritied by the Cleveland Indiana In 1047 and again In 1040. COX I.KAIIH Cox heada the third aackers with a .0111 average. Willie Jones of the Philadelphia Phllllea la second with a via aisle. Keeae la deadlocked for the shortstop lead with Boalon'a John ny Imogen at .in. Campanella holds a alight edge over Del lllce of St. Loula. The burly Negro catcher ahowa a .006 mark to Idea's .004. Along with Sid Gordon of Bos- Pigeons OK Until Sept. 30 Dr The Associated Press Oregon nlmroda got the lumn on their neighbor hunters In Wash ington thla year when the aage grouse season opened Aug. 31 In the licavcr state, but all humeri In the two states got Into the firing on Labor Day with the start of pigeon popping. Iland-talled pigeons and mourn ing dovea became legal game BepL I. The aeaaona In both states run to Sept. 10 for dovea and Sept SO for plgeona. Also reversed are the bas and possession limit. For dovea Tt'a 10 and for plgeona 0 In Washington; vice versa In Oregon. FOUR DA YH Blue and ruffed grouse seasons opened In Oregon Aug. 30 In a number or counties, io continue through Bepl, 4. There will be four days of shooting mountain grouse lor waahlnglon hunters, the week ends of Sept. 11-14 and 30-11, Waahtngton'a saga grouse which are aa big as wild turkeys and about aa hard to hunt have been on the Increaae In recent yeara In Grant and Douglas coun ties and the Badger Pocket area of Klttltaa County, The aeason will be a quickie, Oct. 11 and 13, with o, limit of one bird. THREE A DAY Pheasant and qua II aeaaons open at noon, Oct. 14 In Oregon and Oct. 11 In Washington. Washington's limit will be three cock pheasants dally with a aeason limit of 16. Oregon will permit two a day with four for the aeason west of the Cascades; three dally and 13 for the aeason east of the mountains. Oregon will have a special pheasant hunting season for teen agers on the 3,000 acre B. E, Wil son game management area near Corvallls, with adults allowed only aa coacnea and obaervers, Tlie general open season for ducks and geesa In Washington will run from Oct. 17 through Dec. 39. TEN YEARS AOO Loula (Bobo) Newsom, making hla debut with the Brooklyn Dodgers, blanked the Cincinnati Reds. 3-0, with only four hits and fanned eight. People DO TOO read moll ipoct ad - you arc! ton, Furlllo and Pafko rat aa the cream of the National League flychasers. Oordon'a .000 average Is only one point better than that complied by the Dodger outfielders A pair of Cincinnati players, Ted Kltuwewskl and Grady Hatton, round out the National League's defensive pace-setters. Klusxew ski, with a .004 slate, heada the first basemen and Hatton, a eon verted third baseman, top the eo onn eacxers at .mo. IIKilll.KlllT In the American League, the highlight la Clint Courtney a spark ling .008 mark. The St. Loula Hrowna' catcher ahowa only one nilaoue In 409 chance, Johnny Upon of Boston Is the front-runner among the shortstops at .080. New York' Oil McDougald. with 10 bobbin out of 140, la the leader among the third basemen with a .071 average. Other lop men defensively are outfielder Oene Woodllng of N York, .009: first baseman Mickey Vernon, Washington and Detroit's Walt Dropo with .991 each, and second aacxera neiile rc. w cago, and Bobby Young, 01 Louis, deadlocked at .980. Stagg In 63rd Year 8ELINBOROVE. Pa. W The largest opening day turnout In yeara greeted Amos A Ion to Stagg, Uie "Grand Old Man of Football." as he started his sixth year of duties at little Susquehanna Uni versity. More than a ecore of football asplranta pranced around the prac tice field Tuesday and burled and kicked th old pigskin for Amer ica's dean of football coaches. . Stagg; U In hi (3rd year as coach. The elder Slagg and hi wife, Stella, who aUII help him chart playa, arrived her Monday night after a three-day trip from their Stockton, Calif., home. Last year Susquehanna went through It six-game season undefeated. Zamsky Leads Qualifiers Qualifying rounds for Reamea Country Club's championship play ends Sunday night, Pro Karl Schnelter aald today. Adolph Zamsky I currently lead ing the qualifiers with a 74. De fending champion Is Andy Toyly. First round must be completed by Sept. 31, second round by Sept. 38, third round by Oct. aoa uie 30-hole finals by Oct. 13. Ciney Whips San Diego DENVER ifl Cincinnati ral lied for three runs In the top of the ninth to tie the gam and then came through In th 11th to whip San Diego 9-8 early Wednesday for the Ohloarts second straight tri umph In the American Legion junior baseball national finals. San Diego playa Austin. Teg.. Wednesday night with the winner Playing Cincinnati for Ihe title Thuradav and If necessary Friday. Austin eliminate! Minora, Mass., 9-8, In Tuesday night' opener. IRON FIREMAN SALES ancl SERVICE 137 South th Ph. 2-2M D t B Oil Burner Serv. s ir'.if iii si AHEAD IT A NOSE Wrest ling consists of th tarn his trionic and tricks in any language. In Mexico City, Black Wolf grabs Fernando Osai by th not, proteitt violently at th refer d moniihei him. Matthews Gets Bids SEATTLE Wl Harry Matthews kayo victory over Ted Lowry has boosted the Seattle Kid's stock in the East, his manairer aald Tuna. day. Jack Hurley aald Matthews has received offera from Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. Chicago and Omaha since bis fifth round knockout of ixiwry at Boise Monday night. Hurley added, however, he want to keep the Kid on the Coast for the time being and will consider only Western matches. He said bouts will be set In the next few days and the next atart mav be In Seattle. Bevos Loses in Tenth; Clay Gets New Pact By The Associated Press Seattle popped back Into the victory column In Pacific Coaat League baseball action Tuesday night but Portland missed another chance to gain on fourth place San Diego. Th Ralnlers. who split a Labor Day doubleheader with Sacra mento after winning four atralght against Ban Dlgeo, dropped the lowly Baca 12-1 in a slugfest at Seattle. San Diego and Portland battled through nine Innings to 1-1 tie, but San Diego broke loos for three runs In th tenth and took a 4-1 decision behind th very ef fective pitching of Theollo Smith. Th big right-hander allowed only six hits, and scattered them. The Portland manager, clay Hopper, algned contract Tues day to manage the Beavers for the next two yeara. His new contract will expire at the close of the 10&4 aeason. The Portland owners sre well satisfied with what Hopper has done with the material at hand. Vern Klndsfather breesed home a winner for Seattle over the Solon. It was the 19th win for the hard-working young hurler. While he was holding the Sacs to six hits, his mates war accumu lating It off four hurler. Los Angeles bounced back from Mondays double defeat by Ban Francisco to get a 9 to 0 decision from the Reals. Tookle Ollbert hit hla 37th home run of the year to give Oakland a 4-3 win over Hollywood. Th game went 11 Innings. By The Associated Press Miami Beach, Kla. Chlco Ve-! Jar. 147, Stamford. Conn., outpoint ed Art Davis, 190, Miami, Pla., (10). Newark. N. J. Jimmy Cham pagne. 147 '. Philadelphia, out pointed Ray Alston, 148 'j, Trent on, N. J. (8). NEW TRAILER HOMES Agency for SPARTAN-PONTIAC & CLIPPER NOW ON DISPLAY Balslger Motor Co. Main sr Isplenede Klamath Fells I OF nELIftBLE Finns V 4rt7ttlb7r.M.al7,lt44j i AIR CONDITIONING Ph. 5683 RING'S SHEET METAL 2104a So. 6th Heetlne Veatlletlaf Sheet Mslal Werk ef All Kla By The Associated Press RftttllMr- Riuin irt-anlnh un.li. Sox Bmaahed nlnth-lnnlng triple that scored two runs and gave the Chicago White Sox a 6-9 first-frame vtrtnrv nv,r th. rtl Tigers. The Whit ROY ml.n ,nn lh. second game. 7-4. Pitching: Mike Fornieles. Sen atora The 30-year-old Cuban righthander hurled one-hitter in his major league debut as the Washington Senators shut out the Phllsdelphla Athletics, 8-0. In the second game of a twl-nlght double- hesder. Tri Nota alaA n.n. opener, 3-3, In 10 Innings. 149. Los Angeles, knocked out Ger ald Labrol. 144. 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